Howden secures £500m to turn insurtechs into MGAs
Howden’s venture will support the development of innovative insurance solutions, as well as create investment opportunities for insurtech start-ups.
Howden Ventures, the new investment and risk incubator launched today (16 October) by Howden, has set out with a goal to “fast-track insurance product development” to meet emerging risks.
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